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PLC Training & Siemens S7 (PLC’s)

ICC-1210

Course Code

5 Days

Duration

4

Upcoming Dates

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Instrumentation & Controls

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28 Dec 2026 | 01 Jan 2027
Dubai, UAE
$4,250
Limited Seats
04 Apr 2027 | 08 Apr 2027
Dammam, KSA
$4,250
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12 Apr 2027 | 16 Apr 2027
Abu Dhabi, UAE
$4,250
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12 Jul 2027 | 16 Jul 2027
Madrid, Spain
$4,950
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Course Introduction

This course has been developed to give participants an understanding of programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) systems and their applications in Industrial Automation Systems (IAS) extensively within the Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Power Generation, Water/Waste Water Treatments, Pharmaceutical, Food and beverage, Transportation, Pulp and Paper, and other Process Industries. The course will cover in detail fundamental principles, architectures, and definitions of the PLCs and their connectivity with different known electric and automation control system components.
 

In addition, a detailed discussion of PLC’s hardware structure components, I/O modules, intelligent modules, communication protocols, installation, maintenance, & Troubleshooting. The course also includes a study of the PLC’s basic programming languages (Function Block Diagram, Ladder, Statement List, and the key software Tools), basic programming instructions, configuration of the application program, uploading & Downloading of the application program, testing, monitoring, modifications, and troubleshooting of the application program, etc. 

Course Objectives

  • Evaluate the suitability and application of current in-house Siemens S7 PLC systems and offer guidance and advise on whether such systems may be modified or improved, consequently
  • Will be able to leverage his skills to potentially cause an increase within the plant or process in terms of overall productivity and efficiency through analysis of current systems.
  • Will be better equipped to advise on new system installations in terms of evaluating choices between different industrial automation systems.
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